Business & Work

1. აქ ვარ ბიზნეს შეხვედრაზე.

   Ak var biznes shekhvedraze.

   I'm here for a business meeting.

   Usage

   Used to explain the purpose of a business visit

   Grammar Note

   "-ze" is the adessive case suffix meaning "at / on". "var" is the first-person singular of "to be"

2. შეიძლება თქვენი სავიზიტო ბარათი მივიღო?

   Sheidzleba tkveni savizit'o barati mivigho?

   Can I have your business card?

   Usage

   A polite way to request a business card in professional settings

   Grammar Note

   "Sheidzleba" is a modal particle for permission. "mivigho" is the first-person subjunctive

3. სად არის უახლოესი coworking სივრცე?

   Sad aris uakhloesi coworking sivrtse?

   Where is the nearest coworking space?

   Usage

   Used when looking for a coworking space while traveling for business

   Grammar Note

   "Sad aris ~?" is the standard Georgian question for "Where is ~?"

4. მჭირდება რამდენიმე დოკუმენტის დაბეჭდვა / სკანირება.

   Mch'irdeba ramdenime dok'ument'is dabech'dva / sk'anireba.

   I need to print / scan some documents.

   Usage

   Used when requesting document printing or scanning services

   Grammar Note

   "Mchirdeba" means "I need ~" using the dative-subject construction typical in Georgian

5. სასტუმროში ბიზნეს ცენტრი არის?

   Sast'umroshi biznes tsent'ri aris?

   Is there a business center in the hotel?

   Usage

   Used to ask whether the hotel has a business center

   Grammar Note

   "-shi" is the inessive case suffix meaning "in/inside". Georgian word order is relatively flexible

6. მჭირდება სათათბიროს მოწყობა.

   Mch'irdeba satatbiros mots'q'oba.

   I need to set up a meeting room.

   Usage

   Used to request meeting room preparation from hotel or office staff

   Grammar Note

   "Mots'q'oba" is the verbal noun (masdar) form meaning "the act of setting up"

7. რა სამუშაო საათებია აქ?

   Ra samushao saatebia ak?

   What are the business hours here?

   Usage

   Used to ask about the operating hours of a business or office

   Grammar Note

   "-ia" is a linking copula suffix meaning "is/are" in Georgian

8. მინდა ბიზნეს საბანკო ანგარიში გავხსნა.

   Minda biznes sabank'o angarishi gavkhsna.

   I'd like to open a business bank account.

   Usage

   Used when applying to open a business bank account

   Grammar Note

   "Minda ~" means "I want to ~" using the dative-subject construction in Georgian

9. შეგიძლიათ მირჩიოთ ადგილობრივი ბიზნეს პარტნიორი?

   Shegidzliat mirchiot adgilobrivi biznes p'art'niori?

   Can you recommend a local business contact / partner?

   Usage

   Used when seeking local business connections or partnerships

   Grammar Note

   "Shegidzliat ~?" is the polite plural second-person "Can you ~?". The verb prefix "მ-" marks "to me", while "გ-" would mean "to you", so when you are the one being advised the form is "მირჩიოთ"

10. კონფერენციაზე ვარ [ადგილის სახელი]-ში.

    K'onperentsiaze var [adgilis sakheli]-shi.

    I'm attending a conference at [venue name].

    Usage

    Used to explain attendance at a conference or seminar

    Grammar Note

    "-ze" is the adessive case meaning "at/on". Georgian uses "-shi" or "-ze" for location

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